fallow ~ fellow ~ follow:
[different pronunciation]
a piece of fallow land
“Fallow” (adjective & noun; for the right pronunciation, please click here)
is ‘a piece of agricultural land ploughed but left without planting seeds during the growing season, for several reasons’; and “Fallow deer” is ‘a small European deer with yellowish brown coat with white spots’
e.g.
The farmer let the land lie fallow to destroy weeds.
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a good fellow
“Fellow” (noun; for the right pronunciation, please click here)
is ‘a man or boy; another traveller or companion on a journey, or a student of the same class or school as another; a member of a learned society’,
e.g.
John is a nice fellow; don’t offend him.
My sister ran into an old school-fellow, and asked him to dinner.
My physician is an F.R.C.S. (= Fellow of Royal College of Science, London)
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followers following the red one
“Follow” (verb; for the right pronunciation, please click here)
means ‘to continue, move in the same direction; to come next on a list, etc.’,
e.g.
Her little dogs follow her wherever she goes.
January follows December.
